As I understand it, you just push the trim up into the can?
35944
Yes. The baffle has three claws and a 2mm foam sealer. Just push and rotate.
1576526
Lift the snap latches and the black power head lifts away from green can. You simply dump out the can.
854510
when you peel the sticker off to use it the adhesive is in the proper shape of the cut-out you inserted. no trimming required.
1206821
I push it through the base using a fingernail or the bit that is currently removed, from top to bottom.EDIT: I see from the earlier replies I have been doing it wrong. :)
1362364
With one hand I put the can in place, and with the other hand, I push on the level to lock it into place. Then I let go of the can (you are not supposed to hold it), I push down the lever until it's done. If you can push down on the level with your arm (it's a big lever so it would not be uncomfortable), then I think it could be done.
256561
No, but... If a can doesn't open the first time around, the second time around might create little "threads". I remove them with a paper towel before removing the top and pouring out the contents.
1594513
There are two small buttons on the sides. Press them and lift the trimmer on the front to pull it up and out.
1243484
You just push the insulation to the side or pull out enough to fit in the light.
2023652
Yes, you adjust the cut by how far you screw the trimmer in to the press, anyway that's how I do it.It takes a effort to get it right, but once it's set to the length you want, your good to go.
1660675
What do you mean by "on top"? Once the can is mounted in the ceiling the trim is the finish between the rim of the can and the ceiling.
1983901
Gently use a screw driver or butter knife to get under the trim ring to get it out.
1246364
I did happen to have a few to crush. Yeah, it did a pretty good job. As with all cans, just make a little dimple on each side of the can before you put it in (just squeeze lightly with two fingers just enough to put a very slight kink on each side) then the cans will crush straight down, quite flat. If you have a lot of the thick bottles, pace your self, the thick ones require some effort, and they won't crush nearly as flat or neat as the regular cans. This is the best manual crusher I know of and I am quite happy with it. However, if I was going to be crushing mostly those thick bottles, I think I'd look into a powered crusher. I did happen to have a few to crush. Yeah, it did a pretty good job. As with all cans, just make a little dimple on each side of the can before you put it in (just squeeze lightly with two fingers just enough to put a very slight kink on each side) then the cans will crush straight down, quite flat. If you have a lot of the thick bottles, pace your self, the thick ones require some effort, and they won't crush nearly as flat or neat as the regular cans. This is the best manual crusher I know of and I am quite happy with it. However, if I was going to be crushing mostly those thick bottles,... » Read More I did happen to have a few to crush. Yeah, it did a pretty good job. As with all cans, just make a little dimple on each side of the can before you put it in (just squeeze lightly with two fingers just enough to put a very slight kink on each side) then the cans will crush straight down, quite flat. If you have a lot of the thick bottles, pace your self, the thick ones require some effort, and they won't crush nearly as flat or neat as the regular cans. This is the best manual crusher I know of and I am quite happy with it. However, if I was going to be crushing mostly those thick bottles, I think I'd look into a powered crusher. « Show Less
338607
This unit is held into the existing recessed can by the same spring hooking system as the original trim.My existing cans are halo. You can see this spring in one of the pictures on the product page.
1283006
Yes, you can center and seal item inside of plastic cover then trim with a sharp blade or scissors.
2076473
yes, you just put on top of can and press button, it opens the lid without any help. very good product.
2076475
Yes you put it on the can and start it but the start and stop button is the same. But don't waste your money. It doesn't work
185505
Ours just clip into the can (a Juno can, can't remember the model), they seem to stay in well and are really easy to take out. We were happy with them.